CMHC publishes rental market reports to give you an estimate of market rent in urban centres (https://www.cmhc-schl.gc.ca/en...). 

For my part, before I retired, it took me more time to review and correct someone else's lease than to revise and publish one I had already done.

Luke Gervais handles MF in Edmonton and surrounding areas and publishes a regular "Kitchen Sink" e-mail with listings and opportunities

Originally posted by Account Closed  most of the big commercial brokerages publish cap rate reports... here is the Colliers Q3 report for Canada.

Realtors association usually publishes up to date stats.

This article was published yesterday and highlights the exodus from major downtown cores into smaller centres: https://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/...

CMHC has done all this research and they publishes a list annually. 

I'm not saying you actually violated any laws or committed any human rights violations, but this is exactly why it's vital to have an objective, documented screening process and publish your criteria on every advertisement for the property that you put out there. 

Although the Reverse Exchange has been used for decades, the Internal Revenue Service did not issue any guidelines until 2000 when they published Revenue Procedure 2000-37.For a Reverse Exchange to be considered, it is necessary for the Exchangor to have the financial ability to purchase the target property while not yet having the proceeds from the future sale.

Publish what those rents are and indicate that you will be moving all rents to better align with the market.